3. NATURE AND SCOPE
a) Context: Maintaining DSO as per the set targets. Achieving monthly collection target. Collecting old debts (60-120 days) reducing and maintaining aged debts in 30, 60, 90 and 120 days to the minimum.
b) Reporting Relationships: The Credit Controller reports to the Credit Control Manager. The credit control department consist of one Credit Control Manager in each province and Credit Controllers based on MENA segmentation threshold in located in all 3 province.
c) Contacts: The Credit Controller is frequently in contact with external customers by telephone, credit control manager and manager sales and other departments. There are regular ledger review meetings between the credit controllers and manager within the department, with customers, sales and couriers.
d) Problem Solving: Analyses difficult account problems to identify the causes and suggest solutions. Interprets financial information accurately.
e) Decision Making: Effective collection method to be applied to certain customers. Release of collection letters 1st reminder and Final reminder based on guidelines on treatment plan after consulting with the sales department. Suspension of credit facilities once OTC policy is followed to be submitted to Credit Control Manager approval, All MNC and Key Accounts must be reviewed and agree with Sales Manager before applying stop credit. Potential write off to be submitted to CCM.
f) Planning and Organisation: To plan and forecast the monthly collection target accurately. Organise and monitor the territory to reduce and maintain DOS to the minimum.
g) Job Challenge: · Collecting old debts (60-120 days and above) · Customer visits as and when require. · Solve sales and other problematic issues and ensure that the payment is made by the end f the month.
4. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
· Degree or diploma in Accountancy. Knowledge in International Billing System (IBS) and accounts receivable. Computer literate – MS office. · Organises tasks and time thoroughly. Completes paperwork conscientiously. Pays attention to detail. Is methodical in approach to work. · Negotiates assertively. Can convince a wide range of people. Is influential in
Meetings and on the telephone. Gains commitment to suggestions. · Produces easily understood, accurate written work. Adapts style to suit a wide range of purposes. Communicates clearly on a one-to-one or group basis. · Analyses difficult account problems to identify the causes and suggest solutions. Interprets financial information accurately. · Maintains performance under pressure. Reacts positively to changing demands and situations. Is resilient. · At least two years DHL experience, to include familiarisation with the International Billing System (IBS). Accounts Receivable knowledge. Experience in handling sales ledgers, customer interface.
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